1055 Bay St

MTCC 734

Gym / Exercise Room, Public Transit, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Squash / Racquet Court

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Air Conditioning, Heat, Water, Hydro, Cable TV

Realty investors and homebuyers that are interested in the By Street Corridor neighbourhood should take a good look at the Polo Club I condominium (1055 Bay Street) as their next new home purchase! This neighbourhood is truly in the downtown core of Toronto, with a vast amount of desireable conveniences within easy arms reach. The Polo Club I condo is an older building, developed by Tridel and Burka Architects, this condo building was completed by 1987. Rising 23 storeys above the city streets below and possesses 335 condo suites, the façade of this condo is one of subtle & refinement lines, soft brown brick & stunning glass sun rooms. There are many perks that buyers will quickly ascertain when considering a purchase at the Polo Club I, the sizes of the condo suites (studios beginning at 451 square feet, 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom + den and 2 bedrooms at 1137 square feet). Many of these suites have been upgraded with finishes and features like hardwood flooring, ensuite laundry, high ceilings and modern kitchens. The sun rooms for each of the suites can be utilized for extra, functional space like home office, den, guest room or additional bedroom. The in-building amenities are as attractive as the condo suites (24-hour concierge & security, rooftop deck and BBQ’s, billiards room, exercise room, meeting/function room, outdoor pool, recreation/party room, whirlpool & sauna, parking, indoor squash court and outdoor Jacuzzi. The list of perks continues, as these condo suites are affordable and have the potential for a positive return on investment (via historical average PSF). Maple Ridge Community Management oversees the day to day operations of this condo and its residents needs.Polo Club I (1055 Bay Street) is tucked inside Irwin Avenue, Inkerman Street and Bay Street, with Wellesley Street to the south, Bloor Street to the north and Yonge Street to the east. Buyers can anticipate only having a short walk to pick up a TTC bus stop just south of Irwin Avenue on Bay Street or east at Irwin Avenue & Yonge Street (the closest TTC subway station is Wellesley at Wellesley Street & Chechalk Lane). Homebuyers can have it all…a stroll west unfolds Queens Park for great outdoor space access, a stroll south places any bicyclist in touch with a Bike Share Toronto station, a stroll east opens-up the James Canning Gardens and a stroll north to Charles Street and east to Yonge Street offers a great selection of desireable amenities like a grocery store, cafes, restaurants, banks, stores, specialty shops, business services, professional offices and more.A bit further away from Polo Club I is Bloor Street and when taken east, it turns into Danforth Avenue (which offers an access ramp to the Don Valley Pkwy heading north for motorists). If drivers wish to pick up the Gardiner Expressway, then heading south on Yonge Street will provide access ramps to this highway (just beyond the Gardiner Expressway is the beautiful waterfront of Lake Ontario, which hosts plenty of activities, parks, promenade and beaches!).